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Anyone know How this would impact webgl content running in safari? Presumably it's translated to metal calls from within Safari?
by schaefer 6y ago
Anyone know How this would impact webgl content running in safari? Presumably it's translated to metal calls from within Safari?
- lasagnaphil 6y agoProbably. WebGL is only a small subset of OpenGL, so I think it wouldn't be that hard to create a Metal translation layer for it. MoltenGL was already doing this (https://moltengl.com/moltengl/ https://moltengl.com/moltengl/)
- frou_dh 6y agoIt's been known for a while that Safari/WebKit are integrating the same ANGLE abstraction layer that Chrome uses. That will bring WebGL 2.0 support also. But the progress on that getting anywhere near shipping has been extremely slow. Several years have passed.